0 not producing a clear decision or a definite result -- tidak pasti
1 unable to make firm decisions -- ragu-ragu
an indecisive person.
On every occasion those ballots were indecisive, and there has been something wrong with the schemes.
They have not been backward or indecisive in cutting back on public expenditure or taking draconian measures against consumers, housewives, tenants or ratepayers.
If a war is indecisive you will have lost millions of lives, and millions of treasure, and you will be no better off.
We believe this can only be remedied by a far-reaching revision of the present indecisive policy and the adoption of a long-term plan.
We do, however, deplore the indecisive nature of the resolution.
Since then, too, decision-making in the civil nuclear power programme has, more often than not, been indecisive.
If it is indecisive or dilatory, of course we have every right to reclaim our freedom to take our own course of action.
The result of the struggle may be indecisive, and your sacrifices may have been made in vain.
